4 Wednesday, February 2, 1966

TERRACE ‘Omineca"” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

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ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
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Poul Bogelund

This week's dispatch is mostly
jon the subject of the Tith Annual
Bonspiel, conducted by Branch 13.

Greetings and best wishes to
miithe visiting rinks the Bob Arm-
aiistrong rink, the J. Dunlop rink and
the J. Lemfre rink, all of Prince
mal Rupert. Also to the J. Johnson

uitink from Kitimat and to the W
a) Skerik rink from Smithers — we
maiiappreciate your presence here to
Aihelp liven up the bonspiel.
m' Congratulations to the winners:
A)“A” event, Branch No. 13 trophy,
first prize as well as the Griffith
mm ttophy for Grand Aggregate. The
ae (Bob Legeard rink of Terrace with

maiRoy Myers rink, also of Terrace,
alas runners-up,
: “B” event, The Motel Trophy.

f\First prize to Keith Williams rink
mamof Terrace with the Beb Arm-
mami strong rink from Prince Rupert
as runners-up.
""C” event, the Annie Lee Kie-
jkaldy ‘Trophy. First prize to the
#|Bob Cooper rink of Terrace with
;the Hank Barg rink, also from Ter-
face, as runners-up.
i Congratulations to all the win-
jjners and better luck next time,
marto all the losers, including the
@a| hard-luck rink of Nick Shaigec
fj from Terrace which chalked up
Se the most wins without being in
m the prize money, and the Pat Ken-
mom, ney rink, first out of the Bonspiel.
ae 6 To Art Lorimer, drawmaster of

F the ‘spiel, goes the Order of Cross-

ed Brooms on a Bulls Eye, for a

"well conducted and well timed
*spiel,
fx Honorable mention to the Lad:
* ies Auxiliary for supplying a tasty

and bountiful supper at Saturday
night’s banquet.

Mention in Dispatches to all the
Legionaires, in acting rank (un-
paid), for their splendid services
in keeping the bonspiel rolling
along, smoothly and efficiently,

The otherwise happy event was
marred by the sudden death af
Comrade John Dunsmore, a mem-
ber of Branch No, 13 for many
years and holding the appointment
of treasurer for the Branch. John
Dunsmore was a good Legionaire
and a good citizen and he will be

, Sorely missed, not alone within

the Legion which he served so
weil, but also by his many friends

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THE GARDEN OF STARS — Multi-purpose light entertain-
‘ ment centre being built by Expo 67 will serve as a children's
entertainment area in the late morning and early afternoon,
as a teen-age dance hall in the early evening, and as a top-

Youths Receiving

The junior tennis winter train-
ing program got underway on
Monday. Fifteen youngsters regist-
ered and received their first hour
of “basic tennis” training. There
will bean approximate 10-week
training period indoors, or until
play can start on the outside court.
Classes take place in the Commun-
ity Centre every Monday, Thurs-
day and Friday at 4 p.m.

Any youngster interested is ask-
ed to contact the club secretary at

in Terrace.

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Tennis Training

ity Centre in which they have a
membership, There is a small fee
of $1. For those without equip-
ment the fee is $2, which entitles
them to use club racquets and
balls,

Any community minded citizen
interested in donating used rae
quets and balls is asked to phone
VI3-5598.

‘Adults wishing te brush-up on
their tennis will be able to do so
at the Community Centre Friday
evenings starting at 8:90.

It is expected that a tennis in-
structor will be available in the
Terrace-Kitimat area this summer.

Work on the outside court on |}

the old Civic Centre grounds (near
Riverside School) will start as
soon as weather permits,

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Prescription medicines should | i
be kept in a safe place where chil- |} S
dren could not reach them or ;

where they could not be mistaken
for simple household remedies.

Many drugs prescribed for adults || ;

may prove dangerous if swallowed
by young children.

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No Job Too Big ! |

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FEBRUARY 18

REPEAT CONTEST to secure Talent for future
performances at the RED D'OR
Write, wire or phone LENORA GEERAERT, Box 1237,

Terrace, B.C., or phone VI 3-2231 or VI 3-5268
for further particulars and information.

FIRST PRIZE .............. $50.00
SECOND PRIZE ........ $35.00
THIRD PRIZE ............ $15.00

Two Contestants per night and the winner each night
will receive $10.00

Forthcoming events for the RED D'OR , , ;
February 4 and 5 — The Chieftains with Fellx Grant
February 11 and 12 -— from Prince George “The Panto-Maniacs"

; February 11 — Musle by The Chieftains
February 12 — Music by The Esquires
February 18 end 19 — Music by Lorna’s Combo

Electrical Contracting

Red D'or open every Friday and Saturday Night q

Buffet Lunch served each night at 12:30 AM.
Dinner from the menu served at any time upon request.

Ellis Hughes
Electric Lid.

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Manner of dress strictly enforced,

Gentlemen: Suits Coats and Ties
Ladies: Slacks Prohibited